**Proposed Mechanism for the Decomposition of T₂L₅:**1. **Step 1** (Slow step): \[ \text{T}_2\text{L}_5 \xrightarrow{k_1} \text{TL}_2 + \text{TL}_3 \]2. **Step 2** (Fast step): \[ \text{TL}_2 + \text{TL}_3 \xrightarrow{k_2} \text{TL}_2 + \text{L}_2 + \text{TL} \]3. **Step 3** (Fast step): \[ \text{TL} + \text{T}_2\text{L}_5 \xrightarrow{k_3} 3\text{TL}_2 \]**Question:**What is the overall chemical equation predicted by this mechanism?**Options:**- ○ 2T₂L₅ → 4TL₂ + L₂- ○ T₂L₅ + TL₂ + TL₃ → 4TL₂ + L₂- ○ TL₅ + TL → 3TL₂- ○ T₂L₅ → TL₂ + TL₃- ○ T₂L₅ → TL₂ + L₂ + TL

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A proposed mechanism for the decomposition of T₂L5 is as follows: slow step T₂L51 TL₂+ TL3 fast step TL₂+ TL32 TL₂ + L₂+ TL fast step TL +T₂L₁33TL2 What is the overall chemical equation predicted by this mechanism? O 2T₂L54TL₂ + L₂ O T₂L5 + TL2+ TL3 →4TL2 + L2 O T₂Ls +TL 3TL₂ O T₂L5 TL2+ TL3 O T2L5 TL2 + L2+ TL

A proposed mechanism for the decomposition of T₂L5 is as follows: slow step T₂L51 TL₂+ TL3 fast step TL₂+ TL32 TL₂ + L₂+ TL fast step TL +T₂L₁33TL2 What is the overall chemical equation predicted by this mechanism? O 2T₂L54TL₂ + L₂ O T₂L5 + TL2+ TL3 →4TL2 + L2 O T₂Ls +TL 3TL₂ O T₂L5 TL2+ TL3 O T2L5 TL2 + L2+ TL

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